Hi

I’ve heard a few examples of the daak low luck dicey making some wierd calculations on subs… mostly when airforce is involved in the combat. But I can’t really help you out here, you should go to the daak forums and post in the Dicey section, or you could just follow the link below.
If you don’t speak german (I don’t) just post in english and they will respond to you in english.

DAAK - Forums / dicey

Regards,
Daniel

correct… Sea Bombardment and that only during Amphibious Assault

I realize that… And I know that it is possible… I was just helping him deduct a better house rule… :|

Ok guy’s whats the hint on winning the battle of kursk from allied side?

This is because version 1.3.3 is not compatible with directx versions above 8.1.

http://home.centurytel.net/khb/aa has a patch that will fix this.

There is a patch for the multiplayer game at http://home.centurytel.net/khb/aa that is needed to play Hasbro’s A&A with the latest versions of DirectX.

http://www.axisandalliesworldclub.com is a site devoted to playing the Hasbro version online–you can find information on getting it to work as all, as well as find online games, there–check the message boards at that site.

im with penguin

How do you use an online dice roller? I know it’s a noob question but I need to know. And how do you bid online?

EDIT: Nevermind I understand now.

@triforce:

I was wondering about that too.  How do you play on-line.  Do you just trust each other to honestly report rolls?

In my first games with Trihero we did exactly that… rolled real dice and posted the results.

We have switched to an online dicey though… not for any problem with honest reporting, but that it is just so much FASTER.  With real dice, we had to each be online for each half of a battle sequence… so a single battle could take several sessions to resolve (we were both often online together, so was fairly quick, but without that… a single move could take DAYS.  With a Dicey, you can (in almost all cases) do an entire nation’s move in one sitting.

Downloaded the file and  it helped me alot, but I was wondering if there were any PC-Game Manuals out there?  i think that one is for the Board game.

typo that is on alot of other set up charts…

UK planes cost 10 IPC’s

They HAVE to stay in that Sea Zone.

Once a battle is ended by destruction of either force, all land or naval units must remain.  Air units may retreat to another area if they choose (or land on a surviving AC in the same sea zone)

Yes they can. All three allies can be in the same space even, and they all defend together. So if the UK has 1 inf in karelia, US has 1 inf in karelia, and Russia has 1 inf in karelia, if germany attacks karelia they are attacking ALL units in that space, so in this case, 3 infantry.

np… you could also try a minis dealer online… not sure which is the best but they usually carry varied scales for different unit types…

Yes you commit all units to the battles you would like to conduct. Then you fight them in the order you would like them to go in.
You can make as many Non-Combat Moves as possible.

Use pennies in place of some chips.

no that is its full move i.e. If you Strategy Bomb in Germany from Britain your Bomber Flies 3 Moves. If it Survives combat it now has 3 Remaining Moves to Return (or it could land in Algeria, Norway, Lybia, Keraila, etc.)

GG

No. Once a Transport offloads it may not move again…

thanks

Your second example is correct.

The “attack” roll for a bomber only applies to when it is used to attack combat units.

For an SBR, it is a roll of 1 die per bomber and the total of the die/dice is the number of IPC’s lost.

And yes, the AA guns fire first.